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 [IPTV News] BT’s IPTV Content Deals: Too Little Too Late?: In the week that BT and Sky both saw their triple play offerings potentially trumped by a possible NTL/Virgin ”˜quadruple play’, BT chose to release details of its upcoming content deals with BBC Worldwide, Paramount and Warner Music Group.

[Communities-dominate.blogs.com] Communities Dominate Brands: News: Almost two thirds of the world's mobile phone users are already active users of SMS text messaging - at 1.4 billion users (63% of 2.2 billion mobile phone users in the world today, May 2006) SMS text messaging is the most used data service on the planet, over twice the size of the second most popular data service - plain old e-mail, used only by 668 million people on the planet (and those 668 million people maintain 1.2 billion e-mail mailboxes, according to internet measurement specialists, Radicati). And for those into dollar numbers, SMS text messaging was worth 75 billion dollars of annual revenues in 2005 - thats about as much as total music sales, total hollywood box office revenues, and total videogaming software revenues - combined.

[Techdigest.tv] Tech Digest: Broadband: We’ve long known that broadband couldeasily provide an alternative means for delivering telly to traditional ones.By and large the focus of research into its possibilities have been focussed onits potential as a means for delivering HDTV signals, with poor old low def tellybeing somewhat over looked. It’s nice to see then that ITV have begun triallinga new TV service, designed to reach out to individual communities, using broadband.ITV Local is still in trial period and only covers Brighton and Hastings

 [Crave.cnet.co.uk] Crave at CNET.co.uk: Santa's little elves can probably get hold of one for you this year, and you may well find either Samsung's LE32R41BD or this Toshiba 32WL56 sitting in a rather large box under your almost-dead tree on 25 December. Both cost around the same (£1,200 RRP, but less than a grand online), are hi-def compatible and have picture processing that clean up video like some kind of virtual Mr Muscle.

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